It seems they heard about how important having your own url is to business... But slept through the part of the lecture where usability of names was discussed or the note that replacing space with "-" would improve readability.

The real WTF is that when you scroll down a few empty screens after the actual content ends, it gives you a link to http://www.modestapparelchristianclothinglydiaofpurpledressescustomsewing.com/Jehovah-Jesus%20page%2020%20page%2021.htm

In theory, a domain like that would be a good idea. Search engines should pick up on the keywords, and as long as all your traffic is from people clicking links, no one ever has to type all that. In practice, I'm not so sure.

Amazing. Imagine if you actually lived in ... that village. I would never use anything but address labels for return addresses.

Considering the name itself is actually artificial (it was 'created' as a publicity stunt around 1860) I'd just use Llanfair PG like some of the locals do. Wiki for further details if you're interested/bothered.

Amazing. Imagine if you actually lived in ... that village. I would never use anything but address labels for return addresses.

Considering the name itself is actually artificial (it was 'created' as a publicity stunt around 1860) I'd just use Llanfair PG like some of the locals do. Wiki for further details if you're interested/bothered.

It's also a sentence. A passphrase, in effect. That mitgates the dskljvbdslksudhsleikfubsdof-iness of the name.

Amazing. Imagine if you actually lived in ... that village. I would never use anything but address labels for return addresses.

Considering the name itself is actually artificial (it was 'created' as a publicity stunt around 1860) I'd just use Llanfair PG like some of the locals do. Wiki for further details if you're interested/bothered.

It's also a sentence. A passphrase, in effect. That mitgates the dskljvbdslksudhsleikfubsdof-iness of the name.

Well I suppose it's more original than some tautological names like, say, Torpenhow Hill, to pick one at random.